What forehand grip does Raducanu use?

Like the majority of top pros on the WTA Tour, Emma Raducanu uses a Semi-Western Forehand Grip.

What forehand grip does Alex de Minaur use?

The young Australian Alex de Minaur is one of the last to play completely flat. He has a great counterattack. It uses grip 2, Australian forehand.

What style of play does Raducanu use in tennis?

Raducanu is primarily a baseline player, with an aggressive style of play. She hits the ball early, and is adept at redirecting power down the line. Her best groundstroke is her two-handed backhand, which was described as "world-class" by former British No. 1 Anne Keothavong.

What forehand grip should I use?

The semi-western is the most common tennis forehand grip you'll find in tennis today, and it is used by many of the top players. The benefit of this grip is that it allows for a great deal of wrist motion, whilst also allowing the player to hit through the ball.

What grip does Jack Sock use?

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Khachanov is among only a few current players — Kyle Edmund and Jack Sock among them — who use the Western grip, placing their palm under the racket, creating even greater topspin shots hit with immense power.

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What racquet does Raducanu?

Emma Raducanu's endorses the Wilson Blade 98 V7 or the Wilson Blade 104 V7, it's hard to tell for sure from pictures.

What is Djokovic forehand grip?

Novak Djokovic uses the semi-western grip on his forehand side. This grip is one of the most common forehand grips used on the pro tour. It allows a player to play aggressive forehands with topspin, providing a greater margin of error in clearing the net.

What grip size does Emma Raducanu use?

Emma currently uses the Wilson Blade 98. The racquet has a head size of 98 inches square with a length of 68.5 cm. With a balance of 33 cm, the Wilson Pro Performance gripped racquet has a strung weight of 323g.

How fast does Raducanu serve?

Second serve speed: Raducanu's 93 mph average was considerably higher than the US Open average of 82 mph. This additional pace kept her opponents from attacking her second serve.

What forehand grip does Roger Federer use?

Federer uses a slightly modified eastern grip, it lies somewhere between the traditional eastern forehand grip and the standard semi-western grip. This grip means Federer can hit through the ball and take the ball on the up; allowing him to step inside the court and dictate play against his opponents.

Who uses Eastern forehand grip?

Used by the likes of Bjorn Borg and Roger Federer, there's no doubt the Eastern forehand grip is one of the best ways to grip a racket. It's that good; the grip helped Roger Federer go on to become the world's most decorated tennis player, winning 20 grand slam championships in his career.

What is Western grip in tennis?

The western grip is when you put the heel of your hand, and the palm side of your index finger knuckle, on the fifth bevel.

What grip size does Rafa use?

There's been a lot of talk the past few years about how grip sizes have shrunk on tour. Reportedly, Roger Federer uses a 4 3/8 size grip, while Rafael Nadal uses a 4 1/4.

Who uses Wilson Blade v8?

Simona Halep is one of many tennis pros using this racquet. The most popular frame is also used by Elina Svitolina, Aryna Sabalenka, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Karen Khachanov, and more.

Who uses the Wilson Blade?

Bottom line: The Wilson Blade that Venus Williams uses is one of the better, more accessible rackets the top pros use today. Venus has seven Grand Slam singles titles despite playing largely in the shadow of her sister, Serena Williams, and Venus also has become one of the more popular players in tennis history.

What is Roger Federer racquet?

Roger Federer currently uses a Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph, often shortened to the RF97A. Federer has used this frame since 2014, and the only changes since have been the paint jobs for different seasons and limited edition colours used at the Laver Cup.